Calculate the volume of compound Y needed to make a 350 µg/ml treatment solution in 2 ml of 1x PBS using a stock solution containing 50 ml of compound Y at 50 µg/ml. 1.4 ml 14 µl 140 µl Not possible to make as described
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Given that the final concentration needed is 350 μg/ml and the final volume is 2 ml, the total amount of compound Y needed can be calculated as: 350 μg/ml * 2 ml = 700 μg Show more…
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